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"Ing. Raúl Gómez Escamilla" wrote:

> I am in process of changing several you scheme with HP-UX 9.x to Linux
> I have a problem with a workstation
> My hardware is a HP 9000 715/75 with 64 Mb ram, 4.2 Gb in HD, SO hp-ux
> 9.05, a jukebox MDI SCSI express Library 5-20DX  (this jukebox is all
> internal HP)
>  To make a bring updte to Linux the only hardware that I don't have
> support it is the jukebox
> Does somebody have experience in this hardware type or would it develop
> my own driver?

Raul,

This is the same as an HP magneto-optical drive.  MDI marketed the drive with
their name, to give their softwear credibility.  The drivers should be in the
model or SCSI dev xcripts. I hope this helps.

Rob